mcgives.com Monterey County GIVES! 2024 49 THE SALVATION ARMY MONTEREY PENINSULA CORPS DOING THE MOST GOOD Since 1895 The Salvation Army has been serving the Monterey Peninsula, offering practical support and a safety net to people in need. The Salvation Army in Monterey provides a variety of services, including: Rental and Utility Assistance, Food Assistance, Family Housing, Youth Programs and Spiritual Support as requested. Three of our largest programs address homelessness on the Peninsula. Frederiksen House is an emergency shelter for families. Casa De Las Palmas provides up to 15 families with supportive case management and private residences for up to two years. The Sabu Shake Sr. Good Samaritan Center, delivers basic needs in the community every day, as well as specialized care for neighbors experiencing homelessness, which include showers, laundry, and warm meals. MONTEREY IMPACT SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! 12,630 Total Persons Served 3,573 Clothing Distributed 6,140 Groceries Distributed 18,228 Nights of Shelter 39,312 Meals & Snacks Provided 9,065 Homeless Services- Laundry & Showers Programs The legendary Monterey sardine boat that carried John Steinbeck and Ed Ricketts to the Gulf of California in 1940 is making waves once again. Restored and revitalized, it now serves as a hub for hands-on research and education, fueling new discoveries and inspiring the next generation of scientists, artists, and writers. Give today and help write the next chapter of the Western Flyer’s extraordinary story! Sail into the Future with the Western Flyer! Donate through montereycountygives.com/westernflyer westernflyer.org
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